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Anderson, South Carolina Assisted Living Negligence: When Three Falls in Two Weeks Go Unanswered If you are reading this page at a kitchen table in Anderson or Belton or any town across the Upstate, with a folder of facility paperwork in front of you and a knot in your chest that will not untie, you already know more about what happened than the facility’s lawyer wants you to. You know your mother was found on the floor, bleeding from the head. You know she fell again, and again, and that nobody changed anything between the first fall and the last one. You know she died nine days later in a hospice bed instead of her own. We are Attorney911 — The Manginello Law Firm, PLLC, and we handle exactly this kind of case: the one where an assisted living facility or nursing home assumed custody of a vulnerable adult, collected the monthly check, and then failed at the single most basic thing it promised to do — keep that person safe. This page is not a brochure. It is a forensic walkthrough of how a case like this is actually built, what South Carolina law gives you, what the facility’s…